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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
Another Case OrS,nalInox.

"a sENTINEL.l
SAN FRANCISCO, May 24.-The ouaran-
tine officer while searching among the
Chinese on board the q~uarantined steam.
ship Gallo this afternoon, discovered a
iresh case of smallpox. He immediatalv
Informed the Health Officer, who removaaa
the patient to the p~esthouse. The develon-
ment OF a new case of the disease will nra.
vent the departure OF 1,100 Chinese that
are In transit at least two weeks.
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Dental Notice.

expect to leave Eureka in two or three
weeks for an extended Summer trip in the
neighboring towns, and will be pleased TO
have those knowing themselves indebted
10 me TO make payment either to me or
r. ]. Butler. CYRUS HAMILTON.
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An Absolute Cure.

The Original Abietine Ointment is only
put up in large two-ounce tin boxes, and
is an absolute cure for old sores, burns,
wounds. chspped hands, and all skin erup-
tons. Will positively cure all kinds Of
piles. Ask for the Original Abietine Oint-
ment. Sold by John s. Cspron. druggist,
Main street, Eureka, Nevada, at Is cents
per box; by mail, 80 cents.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
An Earthquake at I.akeport.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENr1NEL.l

LAKEPoRT, Cal, May 24.-The heaviest
earthquake ever felt in this part of the
State occurred here this evening at 6:35. 1t
seemed to come from the west to the east,
and lasted about three seconds. Two of
the largest plate glass windows in the
Farmers Savings Bank we're cracked.
In the courthouse some glass was also
broken and the walls slightly cracked.
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HNbeas Corpus Denied.


lsfEoiAL TO THE s~ENTIEEL.l
SAN Francisco, May 24.-Judge Toohy
this morning denied a writ in the habess
corpus case of Jimmy Hope. the famous
burglar, and remsnded him to the custody
of Parsons and Rogers. the New York de-
teclivss. Hope will probably be taken
East tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
New S1Onnat New GNAdai

The White House Clothing Emporium
is in daily receipt of their new stock Of
Spring and Summer clothing, gents fur
nishing goods. hats, etc. Also, q full line
of the gold and silver shirts, which W.
guarantee TO be the best white shirts In
the market, at the lowest price.
M KApsRv
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Yesterdays STOCK SALES.

EVENING BoARD
$50 Ophir-9$
$40 M~exican-51s 5
$50 Gould & Curry-4A 1900
600 Best & Belcher-7as IN IA
305 Con. California-18A 1917
$50 Savsge-5A 5B
$50 Chollar-74 Z Ia
200 Potosi-8 7B
400 Hale Il Norcross-485c 470c 1850
200 Grown Point-5k
$50 Yellow Jacket
100 Alpha-34
200 Belcher-370c
90 Condolences
$40 s. Nevada-470c 1850 1850 460c
$50 Utah. 210c 2
400 Bullion-240c
$50 Exchequer-160c 155c
$50 Overman-195c 1900
$50 Justice--160c
525 Union-395c 5000 $3.50
$40 Alta-265c "a $500 285c
$50 %Julia-70c 75c
235 C~aledonia--65c Goo
800 s. Hill-45c
3 Lady Washington GOO $50 95c
1850 Andes-165c 1900 1850 1850
zUU OCoI Piou-oV0 ~
1900 Benton-205c 210c 2l5c
so North G.. x C.-55c
100 E. Best & Belcher-130c
200 Comstock-50o
$50 W. Potosi-25c
200 N. B~onanZa-10c
100 NJ. Il M.-l05c l
80 Eureka Con.-6k
100 Atlsntic-60 Coo
$50 Baltimore-95c
800 B. Isle-85c SOC
300 N. b. Belle Isle-9B
$50 Nevada Queen-4h 445c
1850 Argenta-35e
1900 Navajo Queen-60c Csc zoe
80 Bodie--260c
100 Mono-245c 240c
so Peer-45c
400 Crocker-8 $50 SOC
500 Locomotive-40c SOC
200 Weldon-1
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Joe Hsusmsnn has on hand q supply
OF fresh butter and eggs. and has made
arrangements to have fresh consignments
every week, which he will sell at the
lowest prices. #
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n. AZ y. pAssENaxa TRAVEL.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Jackson House II. Price, D. Marx,
and E. J.. Stoltz, San Francisco.
Bureau Hotel-Mrs. VIM. Carter, Fish
Greek.
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D. Berg has just received large quan.
my OF fresh Utah eggs. which he is sell.
PiACebs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
Fresh Candies.

A general assortment of fresh candies
can ct all times be found at Mrs. Browns
restaurant on North Main street.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25

Morris & Levy have just received a fin
line OF parasols.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25

Morris & Levy are receiving new good
by every train.
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No Main street. "S'ayef'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-25
Regardless af Cost.

All. Harris yesterday received the FOL
lowing dispatch from Receiver Karsky:
SAN Francisco, April 80. 1887.
To All. Harris-Have seen creditors
You must sell the entire stock regardless
Of cost. M. KARsKY, Receiver.
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House. VIC 'aokson
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oil D.

In Eureka, Nevads, May "a. 1887, Hannah
Dunkle, wife of Oscar Dunkle, q native OF
schoekken, Province of Posen, Prussia, aged
SO years, Q months and II days.
The funeral will take place on Thursday
afternoon at o'clock from her late residence.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
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FOR RENT.

TIME BRICK BUILDING FORMERLY 0C
cupied by the knight Brothers. 10 for
rent. For particulars, apply to
Eureks, April /, 1887. att
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nidt ungesosen setpeisn. @5er lire
Mutter mar 10 beftig.
.L~ 80

utugt uuUS0uDeu beiueIeH. NVel tptt
Mutter ipar 10 beftig.
unb ibr Batter!
Mit pel1er Sooesangit freb lie in
ibr 8ett6en, penn ber 8ater Mbenbs
ni9t gu Sauie mar, benn lie tpuBte
gang genau i6on in ibren iiingiten Sab
rem, tpie iie gemedt tueroen mlrbe.
Damn wurbe iie INNER bur6 poltern
unb @1elten mitten in Der Ma9t aus
ibrem tiefen S@lafe aufsefdredt, unb
tpenn iie aud bic Dede feit iiber bic
0bren aog unb fi@ su oeriteden slaub.
te, Der Batter tpuBte iie au finbeH
llnb unbeereifli9er Weiie gerabe all
liEr unb ber Meutter, bel meniger an
ibren 59mejtern, lieB Der Batter feline
Wutb in, &auibe aus. ggie oft tpuroe
lie oa sepriigelt = aus teinem anoeren
@runbe, als neil iie gerobe ba lpar!
llnO mas muBte fie b6ren!
Gin Wort bate fie bebalten, oas ibr
Der 8ater in, 3uitanbe ieiaer pIitben=
ben 8eiinuungslofgteit augef9rleen
bate. sic bate behen Sinu bamals
ni9t erfa6t. aber fie bate bas bdBli9e
Wori bod bebalten, .urib isDt teritoRo
iie ben Sim bifif7 06 s.
E; E |s;nSf,lI s. i y 4
Nber troB afler unbSl Rjbb
banblunsen mar fie fr6bli9 diifgetbafs
fen. sic mar ber 2iebling ibrer 2ebrer
unb Qebrerinnen uno bate CUTE 6reuns
binnen In ber 61uIe. unD ipdbreno
bic 9la9barstinber, ibre Wtiti1iilerins
nen, BEL ber ntangelbaften @radbrung
uno In Der idle@ten 2uft ber Mietbss
taIernen blutleer oabinfrdntelten. ers
bliibte ibre itrobenbe 8eiunbbeit unier
6enIelben 8ebinguugen in iuunterooler
Griide. Sic mar iiber ibre Sabre bin=
aus entwidslt unb i1ien aegeE ale
2rant6eiten sefeit su lein. Sic mo9te
bas einFa9fe Gleib anlegen, iie iab
INNER gspuBt aug, Sic ipuBte, baB
mon iie fb6n fanb, aber he fonnte fi9
oehen nidt freuen. benn es wurbe ihr
arg BON ihren gltern beriibelte, 6aB iie
10 f6bH lei uno bod 10 menig berbiene.
gs mar bod ibr Jebler, bob Die Mrbeit.
geber ibre Sd6nbeit nidt nod belon.
6ers be3ablten, unb bab iie trDb alien
Gef9ides uno allen GleiBes in,merbin
aur einen fdrgli6en Mo6enlobn beim.
briuseu fonnte.
llnb au@ in alien an5eren 8e3iebun.
gen mar ibr bic S16nbeit nur ldftig.
Sebermann. Der nit ibr ipra6, bers
lanste BON ihr 3unddf Elm un6 bass
felbe, tmmer oasielbe, baI6 In oieier
5orm, balb ia iener, ebsn tueiI He i@6n
unb arm mar. llHb mar es nift aud
Ebafieibe 8erlangen getueIen, bas 9rus
nos SbsiInahme fur Tie erregt bate?
Mber II. bsr bette. Der ebellte Wteai9
BON Der @elt, baite fie bod ipeuiaitens
beeriifen uno ieine Sanb bon ibr nibt
Desbalb SariidseJosen, neil iie ibm 0as
ni6t geipdbren fonnfr. mas sr begebtt
bate. CT MIR ebea nnoers, als Die Ius
bern! Der gin3ige, Der 9eiBeeliebte,
Der Hi@isabnenbe.
(Eortletun0 foIat.)
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geri9iidtert f6miests iid bas Rndb

8eri6iidiert f6miests fi6 bas Rudb
den on feline Mutter.
Wer 1T oas, Mama? fraete es nit
ieiner iiiBen 9timme.
Wer 6as 1T? i1rie bic unglidlide
auf, nit beren 3raft unb Ga1ung es
gu @nbe mar. Wer bas III? Sein
Batter! unb iiberndltigt bon Der Nufs
regung ifiirSte fie obnmdhtig auiammen.
D'rin aber, i'm anoeren 3immer Iaa
4nna unb tueinte bittere 5br1uen.
Was meiter borging2 Wer weiB.
Mls aber Nuna unb ib,e Wautter
4benos ibre 0eimreile aniraten, oa
la9te biefe: st 1T bod elm braber
Wann. un6 Did mein &inb, Did mDge
oas BepuBtIein trDfen. baB 9u cine
Qnglidli6e Sliidli6 gemaht bait.
Oas Mdbben aber Idluhste un6
mari fi6 meinenb an Der Mutter Brun.
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Cine 9alntter.
Don peinrid d Dornbers.

Sd peroe mir Sen 9errn iel6er ans
leben, iagte bic Mlie refolut. Sd min
felbif ieben. mas On ibm 1T, unb OF ct
fiir Mnna raBt.
Mault millit Du seben? fraste Der
Mlte. Der l9on felt bem Sage ibrer 9o9s
aeit.gsletnt bate, in ni6ts bon ben, ,lpas
ieine Grdu that ober Dorbatte, su nis
oelfprehen, unb Der, nsbenbei gefagt,
tets babel mobl sefabren mar.
Morsen frilb.
Gut, fabre in @ottesnamen. Nbel
= lei ni6t Su ifrenge nit uuierem
0in6e!
Sic 3udte nit ben Ad,leln. Als Of
es n6tbig mar. ibr bas 5u iagen! War
iie ni9t Die Wutter9
lm anoern Morsen iebte iie ii6 aui
rnb in menisen Gtunben paren iie In
Dem Stdbtden, in tpel6em ibre So6tet
in einem Nmte cine fleine Stelle belief.
bette.
Niutter! rief has Wldoden. balls ct.
ireut un0 baI6 eri6redt. Mutter, Du
bier?!
Sa, i6 bin bier. gs 1T Dir bod re6t?
Wie tannit Ou fragen, Wutter?
@ut. Sd ba@te nur -. Do9, Du
ueiBt, iuesbalb i6 tomme2
Wenn Du einen an9eren @runb
baf, als ben, mir nit Deinem SeIu1e
cine Greube 3u nta9en; aein.
Die Mutter fab oas Mdb6en fors
i6enb an. MQein es iprad nur gbr>
lidteit aus bielen 3igen.
g3ein, iagte bic @tutter, ib fomme
ni6t besbaI6. Sd fomme, UNI ibH 3u
feben.
Sbn! Nles Blut fdoB benz MdOs
den in ben Gopf.
So, i'm. Sd ueiB aaes. OOer
slaubit Su. neil Ou fern BON lns biif,
mir bdtten Did aus Den Nusen selaien2
Auna id)lug Die Mugen gu Booen uno
fpieite nit oen Saume ibrer 59iirse.
Wie geiagt alio, begann bic Wfutter
bon gieuem; i6 fam nur I'M seinet=
tpillen. SD min pifIen, tper es ilt un6
mas er lit. ST er Dsiuet tutirbis, will
i6 Dir nidt entsegeatreten, 1T ct Deis
ner nidt piirbig, baum nebme i6 Sid
glei6 nit, auf Der Stelle. oenn Der
lpeiB, ;u mag Did bic 2iebe hinreisen
tpiirbe; benn = Du iiebif iba bod?
., er III 70 gut, 10 Iieb, 10 -.
gfun, uollen ieben; Die 2iebe liebt
init anberen 4ugen aIs cine SHUTTER,
bic fiir bas Slid ibres Rinbes iorgen
mill. lln6 i9 nil Dein Slid. Glaube
mir, 2inb, i'd nil es. bod isbt forge
fiir elm Grdbitiid. id babe Appeiit.
Oas Jrdbftiif mar balo bsreit unb
bic beiben Grallen ipra6en tsiu Wort
mehr iiber bic Sa1e.
so, iaste bic Grau. iebt geb' Seiuem
atmte mad; aud id babe meme Weet
unb 8dnge.
gu Wittag mar bic alte wieber au
riidsetebrt. Sbre Miene bate einem
erniien Nusbrud angenommen. S1wei.
senb febte fie ii9 gu Slide. 9lu@ Nn,
no Idnies betlommen unb ieoer YiTen
fdien He gu iDiirgen. Nls Die Nlte @a
bel unb Mefer ueglegte, risf lie ib,
2inb su Iid:
gnna, tomm' ber. Sd babe Dir
elm @ort su iaseu. Sd iperbe 81,
bsuie 8eiu6 mitbrinsen, ginen BE.
iu9, Der Dir peb tbun miro. mein
2inb. iebr psb uis0eidt, bod b;n if
Sir nidlt eriparen fam.
Wer ...i iif -. es? itammelte bas
Mido6en.
Du tuirit es g.ei9 ielber iebsn. Mauu
pfest er Did Su beiuden?
Gegen brei llbr.
@ut. bann tommt et geraoe Sure6t.
Sd tuerbe ibn empfangen. Gu erlnubh
es bod. Du bait rod 8sriruuen in
Define Mutter2
8. Muttet. i9lud3ie anaa auf unb
mari ii9, i'm 8oraefiible zines llnglids.
an ibrer Wutter 8ruif.
| 2eiie itri6 bic Nlte iiber ibrs5 9iubes
9aar.
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Nrl,te 2ddod)e,t.
Butiuer @omaa BON paul simSau
Laortfetuna.l

= d
Geraoe tDis in Der Stabt, in ber II,
gelebt baiien, mubten fe aud bier in
Sobe hart aneinanber riifen. Mit ben
&auul muBte bier gesei3t tperben, unb
tuie in &eib un6 Glie6 lagen bier bic
9o3ten 6@ulter an GGuIter ee6rdHet.
Nn Der Mauer 5fanO cine &ubebant.
Ga lieB ii1 @rete nieber. Sings I'M
he fer mar Nlles tootenitia. &egungs,
los 5fanben bic Giefern bes 8eb6lses,
0as Dor ibr lag, unb ni@t einmal oas
Guniiaen elnes Ghfers lieB li9 perneb
men. gs mar, alss bdtte 6es Qebeu
Der Matur Ia ber 6riifenben 6iBe oes
Ha@mittags ben Ntbem angebalten,
Die Some brannte mod INNER BON
wDltealoieu 9immeI berab.
Grete bIidte unousseiebt auf oas
troiitoie Bib Dor fit1, ouf bic idmalen
nit bnreauiratif9er Orbnung glei1.
mdbig gefhi@teteu 0iigeI, uftb bic
litlenblid5e Srauri9feit oes Ortes that
ibrem 0er5en raerfmiirbig tpobI.
llnb mar es benis ipirfIid6 efiDas 70
9raurises, mas lie bier fab2
2(uf ne ,pirfte bic georabnikf6tte i'm
@eaentheiI lpie etlpas llneubiid, Wers
f6hneu6ss. Dos uar in Wabrheit elm
S5riebbof, cine Gtdtte, mo bic armen
gedueifigten SeeIen enbli6 ben 6rieben
gefnnben baben! 6iir iie Mae, Die ba
unteH lagsn, mar Der Sob ui1t Der
graniame, i4redli6e COB Seweien, ber
Elm 1unges bliibeH0es geber f9onungss
log berni@ttt, 3oifnuneen unb Greuoen
rob1erftamp5t, Wersmeifung unb Srauer
ber00rruft; bier mar Ct Der milbe,
.gtiiige grlDier 6er 9oftnungsloisn, bier
battle CT barTber3ig Die 4ampfunfdbigets
aus BEN GdIa9tgetiimnisl 6es 2ebens
;jlir eiuigen @ube sebettet. Jiir iie NGe,
bic b0 uilteH i'm Sonoe eiHgeI6arrt
,luaren, mar ber Sob nur Elm 6reunb
Beipeien.
Gin Greun0, iogte @rete halblani
ssx h@ big uno ientts ben &opf, unb
at1f sDrtn @eltgt lag elm lrlerfmiirolget
AusotaG Itsuo1gsr Mnge; ano g ma'
tgt tu Ds9ags, aIs ~ ~ pc Ndu' plog'
sg s'A 8 S.g.Etae' Y s aax gs!aasa 90; 90. aau
a.s sags ns Is,: ~ ~ lsag'tgsa M 'ans y
MS r sssYus va. .ay..ua. =: n guS .g.s. oa.Mpl.'
.....Is 1su,lDngIs.. w s ~ SaOs aaUea 'Ou'Oe
es'uas osu1n'Iaass'
9ie patte g Hi9f cana erfaBt. Sle
faSH oariibfr mao. 2eas bate ftd] od
tiM a5@atten seregn ssas bate ttd
@llBeVilg igr ge3eigfs Jgre Sfirn legts
Mdl 10 balten. iino De bltdte tuausge'
sebt Dor lt9 pin, als 90 ite es iu@eu
Uelle.
Nas war ess
Sie grnbslte uno fonnte il9 MIDI
nlsbr beiiuneH. Aber lie iubte nod
!mmeT oana@, lpre Oeoanlen !alIeiet
N neel!set DsIlWmommeagsla, uno ig'
9an5es Selen Jog an igr oornoer, POI
oer eIpen S!unoe: aH Ols ls e'Ms SnaIl' %
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Cine fleine 6reube.

8abnin9eneur (sum @utsbfBer) /:
sWfeine 8ef9dfte bier in 6er 6tabt iinb
beenoet. Sd 6ante mod ftr Sbre
freunblide Aufnabme unb m61te nidi
germ abreiien, obne Sbrer 5rau Bemab.
lin fit ibre Mhbe, einen Sat bier Sage
beberbergt gu baben, .ein @efGenf 3l
bersbren. 5agen sic mir, Setr bon
Weeier, nit mas ib ibr 10 cine fleine
6reube MAIDEN f6nnte2A
@utsbeiber: rWiKen g nass
6eiratben 6 uniere dlteife 9odter!"
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(6ortietuns foIst.,
,,geic piel 1T cine ;srau ,pcrtbq"

fraete cine i90ue Dame eineu perfn6s
Ge,ten aiten Sunsgefellen. Do er's
ni6t wubie. 10 iagte Iie auf gnglii6
'W. Man" double you, man - bop:
peIt 10 piel tpie gu. Mann). 9lber
cine Grau fiiblt iid penig ibertb. penn
aronfbeit ibren 26rpsr beimiu9t unb
tdeli9 an ihrer 8eaft sehrt. @saen alle
tDeibli6en G6md@sn iiebt Or. pieree's
'Favorite Prescription (2ieblingsbers
orbuung) obne Glei9sn ia. sic furirt
bns 2eiben unb bnut ben 26rper nuf.
senbe 10 @ts. in Briefmaifen ftir 4b,
banbluug on Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main St.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
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- Die itsllseudblte 2eeisIatur Der
Sanbwi6ssS sSnieln bat bic Gebdlter Der
8ea@ten sana bebeutenb befdnitten umo
aud bas @infommen bes G6niss ,pes
fentli6 berabgebriidt.
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Smelens Mrmica.ealbe

Die befe SaIbe Der zBeIt fir Sdnitte
0aetf&uuseu, Gef6pire, Gieber. unb &aut.
ausf9laS, GIe&te, seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grpii.
benlen uuo ole Santfrantbeiten; furirt Ga.
merrboiben ober feline Beaablnna. golliae
Classification sarantirt ober bas @elb nir6
suriiderRattet 26 Gents fie SdadteI bel u
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aiubIide Qpaif.

gebrer: pMarie, tpie nennen mir ats
10 einen Mann, Der tpie poulus bon
Sbeben iein 2eben unter @ebei, gntia:
gung, Gaiten unb gntbebrung offer Nrt
in oer @afe aubrinst? Maris: sgi.
men Wlitling."
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- Sn Der Sibuns zines rspolutio,
ndrsn Clubs 81 paris iuuroen @elolus
iionen ongenomlnen, in 6euen man Die
3bat Mubertins, Der auf Gerrp idoB,
I'M polIfen llmfanse billigte.
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Die
Sdslide 6reie Yreiie fiir seras
eri9eint
nit AMsna6ule oes Sonntass
unb fOitet
$1,000 fir bas sSabr pSer $3.50
fir 8 Mfpmate.
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Summer i7O9.

eI1a11e1e 0le1aIs SSeWafi I'M 9an5en gSeften ~
ce(et!
0atmen s1tnterfleioer
anaeltaer Nuamall bebsn Qus aeinsn getcedsu
olanle oanotaar Aaldnade eoris yiaoer erb
eoflss aolste artlsl aragm, Mandeen H. I. 10. In.
Sem Ynbwaaren Deparieulent,
wsdss re aaneueaen Son e aebn er6 Dam pcr
me6e bic 8unfm nit gsretmiGigfe beoienen.
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Here and There.

An Ohio mSn named Bryan went to
Marion, Mass. t. get Mrs. Cleveland to
act as patron" for poem that he has
been getting up, and Gen. Greely brought
his Arctic experiences into admirable
play by skillfully freezing the man out.
A new member of Congress is said to
have described himself in the hiographi-
cal notice furnished by him to the official
directory as follows: II am six feet tall.
weigh 210 pounds, have soft auburn hair
and large blue eyes. The darlingP
Horace L. Cook, treasurer of Cayuga
county, N. Y, is entitled TO distinction
as tenacious ofliceholder. He was first
electel to that position 80 years ago, and
he has Just been renominated for the
fourteenth consecutive time.
The baseball epidemic has made its
appearance in Panama, and all the slang
of the game is heard ON every corner, al
though the Spanish perversion of the En-
glish words renders the talk unintelligi-
BILE to most Americans.
One of the stories of the Chatsworth
horror is to the effect that of two Peoria
ncwsboys who was stealing rides on the
trucks one was killed outright and the
survivor rescued baby and kept watch
over it until dawn.
A venerable lady once said: My
young friend. marry for love and work
for your riches, aud the Chicago Inter.
Ocean suggests il is good maxim to
pin in the hat and. bonnet in these days OF
many divorces.
An Illinois school teacher, sent to Chi
cago for "memorandumb books" and
the trustees of tho district got hold of
the fact and requested her resignation.
They don't believe in "art spelling" in
that State.
"Do you stop at Devastation asked
the traveller, desirous of reaching that Tar
Western town mo, sir" replied the
conductor, with professional asperity;
I'VE don't stop short of Annihilation.
An exchange remarks that while George
and McGlyun are still talking about the
abolition of poverty they keep one eye on
the man that passts the hat.
The only chair of sanitary engineering
said to exist has been just established ut
the Imperial University of Japan.
The slate is unknown in Belgian bar
rooms, the law prohibiting credit for
drinks.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-25
Modern Innovations In Mexico.

Nothing could possibly be moro appro-
PIRATE and becoming to these dark eyed
Mexicanos than their wide sombrcros,
short jackets, silver bedecked breechcs
and gorgeous silken sashes; and for beau
tiful women of the Spanish and Indian
type, the graceful lace manlilla draped
about the head and shoulders. But now
every woman of fashion must have Il hid
eOuS hat or bOnnet-a In Americans; and
the men Of wealth no longer promenade
the plazas in those distracting Spanish
cloaks, with one satin lined corner tossed
over the shoulder, which are warranted to
make the plainest and most unromantic
of men look like veritable Romeo. Nov
they insist upon London made garments,
rs nearly like those of northerners as pos
sible, regardless of the vast difference in
makeup of the Anglo-Saxon and Latin
races.
The broad brimmed, silver laden SOM
brero, too, so prettily adapted TO the
eternal sunshine and so becoming TO
swarthy skins and midnight eyes, must
give place to the stiff little hats in vogue
among Americans, in many instances,
grieve to add, those incomparably ugly
silken tiles which make the handsomest
Mexican look like fool of the first water
Even the lower classes are fast discarding
the serapc, that most picturesque and
convenient Of wrappings, and adopting in
its stead any kind of shoddy overcoat for
evening wear. Formerly one of the
charms of every rural gathering was the
vivid coloring produce by the multitude
Of bright hued serape, each ranchero and
half breed wearing one slung over his
shoulders. and regarding it. next 10 Lis
sOmbrern, rs his most precious earthly
possession. Mexico Letter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-08-25

BEYOND.

It seemeth such q little way 20 me
Across TO that strange country, the Beyond,
And yet not strange, for Il has grown TO be
The home of those OF whom am so fond;
They make IL seem familiar and most dear.
AS journeying friends bring distant countries
near.
SO close it lies that, when my sight is clear,
think see the cleaning strand;
know, l feel that those who've gone from here
Come near enough to touch my hand;
often think, but for our veiled eyes,
We should find heaven right round us lies.
cannot make It seem n day TO dread
When from this dear earth shall journey out
To that still dearer country Of the dead,
And join the lost ones 50 long dreamed about
love this world, yet shall love to go
And meet the friends who wait for me, know.
And so for me there is no sting to death,
And so the grave has lost its victory;
II Is but crossing, with n hated breath,
And white, set face, q little strip of sea,
To find the loved ones waiting on the shore,
More beautiful, more precious than before.
Ella Wheeler.